Add SSL verification disablement for KPMG and Segula scraper requests#676
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lalalaurentiu merged 1 commit intopeviitor-ro:mainfrom Feb 6, 2026
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Add SSL verification disablement for KPMG and Segula scraper requests#676lalalaurentiu merged 1 commit intopeviitor-ro:mainfrom
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This pull request updates how HTTP requests are made in the
kpmg.pyandsegula.pyscrapers by disabling SSL certificate verification. This change may be necessary if the target APIs have misconfigured or self-signed SSL certificates.Network request changes:
sites/kpmg.py: Added theverify=Falseparameter to thescraper.postcall, disabling SSL certificate verification when posting to the API.sites/segula.py: Added theverify=Falseparameter to thescraper.postcall, disabling SSL certificate verification for requests to the Segula API.